GAME DAY: New York Islanders @ Ottawa Senators - 7:00pm ET - Thu. Oct. 8th, 2009

marakh wrote:Lol how did FIsher score that

thats Biron for you.

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:HUGE game by Neil as well

That line was great. Probably won the game for us.

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:HUGE game by Neil as well

Hellz ya, he was easily the best forward out there tonight

spader wrote:@ PKC
So if we got only one, you'd give it back?

Also...NICE

Not to go very deep into it, but I just don't believe losers should be awarded points for any kind of loss...as far as I'm concerned, losing is losing, whether it's overtime or shootout.

But that's an argument for another day...right now I have a lot of love for Fisher and the team.

Gohan wrote:

Hockeyhero22000 wrote:HUGE game by Neil as well

That line was great. Probably won the game for us.

which is surprising didnt expect Neil Regin and Cheechoo to be such a great line

Gohan wrote:

marakh wrote:Lol how did FIsher score that

thats Biron for you.

why so negative? why not "that's Fisher for you"?

Gohan wrote:

marakh wrote:Lol how did FIsher score that

thats Biron for you.

That puck looked like it hit at least 95 mph, far side no less. Biron nor anyone else could have stopped it if they were in the exact same position he was in to make that save.

Good thing we have some depth eh?

shabbs wrote:Good thing we have some depth eh?

So that's what depth means. Opposing teams shut down our top line (though there were some good chances) and another line scores.

Long time coming. It's nice to see the Sens have some scoring options and a few threatening lines.

shabbs wrote:Good thing we have some depth eh?

2-1-0-0 record and Spezza, Michalek, Kovalev and Cheechoo have yet to score. Although I really like what I'm seeing from Cheechoo who seems to be finding a rhythm again and will only be a matter of time before he starts filling the net on a regular basis.

PKC wrote:

shabbs wrote:Good thing we have some depth eh?

2-1-0-0 record and Spezza, Michalek, Kovalev and Cheechoo have yet to score. Although I really like what I'm seeing from Cheechoo who seems to be finding a rhythm again and will only be a matter of time before he starts filling the net on a regular basis.

Well... hopefully it all comes together slowly and surely... nice to see the "others" chipping in.

Love that Carkner.

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shabbs wrote:

PKC wrote:

shabbs wrote:Good thing we have some depth eh?

2-1-0-0 record and Spezza, Michalek, Kovalev and Cheechoo have yet to score. Although I really like what I'm seeing from Cheechoo who seems to be finding a rhythm again and will only be a matter of time before he starts filling the net on a regular basis.

Well... hopefully it all comes together slowly and surely... nice to see the "others" chipping in.

Love that Carkner.

I think it was Regin that said that he realizes that he has to play for his job all season long. Carkner really seems to have embraced that sentiment.

I was really impressed with Phillips tonight, Volchenkov kept the same pace from last game too. Its nice to see that our best players aren't only our first liners anymore. This def gives the first line time to form chemistry and gel together with less presuure.

I just hope they start clicking soon, Im still not sold on Kovalev

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Sens19 wrote:I was really impressed with Phillips tonight, Volchenkov kept the same pace from last game too. Its nice to see that our best players aren't only our first liners anymore. This def gives the first line time to form chemistry and gel together with less presuure.

I just hope they start clicking soon, Im still not sold on Kovalev

I'm willing to give him some time. I think he's not quite adjusted to Clouston's system, because none of the top end guys seem to be fully there yet either. This looks like the beginning of a rugged, blue collar hockey club where ALL the players are responsible on the ice to play both sides of the puck with the same tenacity and attention to detail.

PKC wrote:

Sens19 wrote:I was really impressed with Phillips tonight, Volchenkov kept the same pace from last game too. Its nice to see that our best players aren't only our first liners anymore. This def gives the first line time to form chemistry and gel together with less presuure.

I just hope they start clicking soon, Im still not sold on Kovalev

I'm willing to give him some time. I think he's not quite adjusted to Clouston's system, because none of the top end guys seem to be fully there yet either. This looks like the beginning of a rugged, blue collar hockey club where ALL the players are responsible on the ice to play both sides of the puck with the same tenacity and attention to detail.

Ya Im not sold on him yet but I havent given up on him, its not like Spezza has been much better either. If Clouston can get the team working hard as a team every game, I'll wait for the whole team to respond as long as it takes and take those grinding wins as we wait. The team has got a long way to go but its really looking good

As a sidenote Carkner and Neil got 1st and 2nd stars whole Biron got 3rd. Nice to see our dpeth guys being on top